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IRS Furloughs Begin Oct 8 — What You Need to Know
IRS Furloughs Begin October 8: What Taxpayers Need to Know
Starting October 8, 2025, the IRS has furloughed nearly 34,000 employees due to the government shutdown—causing major delays in processing, support, and refunds. While e-filing and payments remain active, deadlines are still in effect. Learn how to protect yourself, stay compliant, and adjust your tax strategy during this critical period.
Real Estate Professional Status: Unlocking Passive Loss Deductions
Real Estate Professional Status: How to Use Rental Losses to Offset W-2 Income
Looking to reduce your taxable income using rental property losses? The IRS’s Real Estate Professional (REP) status may allow you to offset W-2 wages or business income with 100% of your rental losses—but only if you meet specific IRS requirements. This guide breaks down how to qualify, common pitfalls, and whether REP status is the right tax strategy for your real estate investing goals.
New 1099-K Rules under OBBB: What You Need to Know for 2025
Starting with the 2025 tax year, more people than ever will receive a Form 1099-K—thanks to updated IRS rules under the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB). If you earn money through freelancing, gig work, online selling, or small business, and you bring in $2,500 or more via third-party platforms, a 1099-K is coming your way. And in 2026, that threshold drops to just $600. Learn what these changes mean for you, how to report income correctly, and how to avoid common pitfalls.